Animated: A senior fantasizes about fantasy
Can you translate a fantasy quest into reality?
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Animated: Pokémon captures culture perfectly
An Asian American reflects on the Japanese media franchise.
REVIEW: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ comes to life
Based on the Dungeons & Dragons tabletop game, the film offers crowd satisfaction along with an exceptional cast.
REVIEW: Get charming ‘Prom Pact’ off the waitlist
Tried-and-true formulas are (prom) king for a reason.
Animated: ‘Dumb Ways to Die’ calms my anxiety
There might be “so many dumb ways to die,” but there are also smart ways to cope.
Animated: What ‘Perfect Blue’ teaches about fake love
Shakespeare once wrote that “all the world’s a stage,” but who are the performers?
Animated: “M3GAN” is friends with animation?
This film about technology is literally made by technology.
‘Knock at the Cabin’ breaks down too many doors
Why does a home invasion need so many shattered windows?
Lazy egg ‘Gudetama’ is my coping mechanism
Columnist Valerie Wu writes about how the Sanrio character “Gudetama” has helped her frame her difficulties as a college student.
Animated: Webtoons to keep an eye out for
The medium is revolutionizing the narrative industry.